Tackling child poverty delivery plan 2022-2026 - annex 1: Child Poverty (Scotland) Act 2017 requirements

Consultation

Stakeholders consulted during the preparation of this delivery plan^[1] are set out below:

• Access to Childcare Fund
• Active Life Club
• Amina Muslim Women's Resource Centre
• Council of Ethnic Minority Voluntary Sector Organisations (CEMVO) Scotland
• Child Poverty Action Group in Scotland
• Children & Young People's Centre for Justice
• Children and Young People' Commissioner
• Children in Scotland
• Children's Neighbourhoods Scotland*
• Close the Gap
• Coalition for Racial Equality and Rights (CRER)
• COSLA
• Dundee International Women's Centre
• Cryreians
• East Ayrshire Children's Services Wellbeing Model
• Edinburgh City Council
• Energy Saving Trust
• Engender
• Equate Scotland
• Falkirk Council
• Family Fund Scottish Partnership
• Fife Centre for Equalities
• Flexibility Works
• Glasgow Centre for Population Health
• Glasgow Community Food Network CIC
• Glasgow Disability Alliance
• Inclusion Scotland
• Joseph Rowntree Foundation
• Multi-Cultural Family Base
• NHS Dumfries and Galloway
• NHS East Ayrshire GIRFEC Group
• NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde
• North Ayrshire Council
• One Parent Families Scotland
• Outside the Box
• Parenting Across Scotland
• Perth and Kinross Council
• Poverty Alliance** (and through them, 25 community and voluntary organisations and 68 people with direct and recent experience of living on a low income)
• Poverty Truth Community
• Public Health Scotland
• Save the Children
• Scottish Borders Council
• Scottish Federation of Housing Associations
• Scottish Poverty and Inequality Research Unit, Glasgow Caledonian University
• Scottish Women's Aid
• Scottish Women's Convention
• Scottish Youth Parliament
• Sikh Sanjog
• Standard Life Foundation (Fraser of Allander Institute at the University of Strathclyde, the Poverty Evaluation and Research Unit at Manchester Metropolitan University and the Poverty Alliance)
• STEP
• Step Change Debt Charity
• Stirling Council
• West of Scotland Racial Equality Council

*Through Children's Neighbourhood Scotland, this plan benefited from consultation with children in 6 different locations – both rural and urban

** Through the Poverty Alliance, this plan benefited from consultation with an additional 25 community and voluntary organisations and 68 people with direct and recent experience of living on a low income